Diseases of the Inner Ear [electronic resource] :A Clinical, Radiologic and Pathologic Atlas / edited by Masoud Motasaddi Zarandy, John Rutka.
by Motasaddi Zarandy, Masoud [editor.]; Rutka, John [editor.]; SpringerLink (Online service).
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QH540-549.5 Modelling Complex Ecological Dynamics | TA1637-1638 Visual Informatics: Bridging Research and Practice | QK600-638 Molecular Identification of Fungi | RF1-547 Diseases of the Inner Ear | QR1-502 Prokaryotic Cell Wall Compounds | RL1-803 Practical Aspects of Cosmetic Testing | RD118-120.5 Color Atlas of Burn Reconstructive Surgery |
Temporal Bone Tumors and Metastatic Disease -- Cholesteatoma and Its Complications -- Anomalies of the Inner Ear -- Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss -- Trauma to the Inner Ear -- Otosclerosis -- Presbycusis -- Ménière's Syndrome -- Benign Positional Vertigo -- Meningioma -- Vestibular Schwannoma -- Other Cranial Nerve Schwannomas and Paragangliomas -- Ototoxicity.
This book is a comprehensive atlas of the clinical conditions that commonly involve the inner ear and lateral skull base. Each disorder or disease is meticulously and beautifully illustrated, with accompanying informative text. An important feature of the book is that no disorder is described from a single point of view. Instead, the clinical features are linked with both radiologic and pathologic findings to provide an all-encompassing picture of the condition in question. This is feasible because the book is the result of years of intense collaborative teamwork between departments at the University of Toronto and the Tehran University of Medical Sciences, and includes many clinical and pathologic images that could only be acquired in major referral units. It is anticipated that this atlas will assist greatly in improving collaboration between clinicians and surgeons in the diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical management of disorders in this challenging area.
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